Friedman stated that corporate resources spent on socially responsible activities come out of shareholders’ pocket. If his claim is true, CSR cannot be value-maximising to the firm (Moon, 2007). Later, the Agency Theory supported his viewpoint where “agency problems that allow managers to act as principals rather than as agents of shareholders can result in investment in CSR that is not rewarded in the marketplace” (Baron, 2006). In the same way, if the view of Agency Theory is correct, one would expect to see a negative relationship between CSP and CFP. Also in a simple economic model of a profit maximising firm, trying to satisfy various stakeholders imposes additional constraints on the firm, and this can only decrease profit, if it has any effect (Moon, 2007).